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| Case Method Teaching: Bringing the real world into your classroom |
26-27 March 2009, Cranfield, UK
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Background to workshop
Participants
Programme
Workshop objectives
Tutor
Duration
Fee and accommodation
Venue
Please contact Kate Cook, ecch Events Manager for any information relating to workshops and events.
e k.cook@ecch.com
t +44 (0)1234 756409
Background to workshop
This practical workshop is for teachers who are using, or thinking of using, case studies in their classes. An experienced case teacher will show how the real world can be brought alive in the classroom by the astute selection and use of case studies and will work with participants to develop practical skills in preparation and delivery.
Participants
Case Method Teaching: Bringing the real world into your classroom will be of benefit to:
- Teachers and trainers new to using case studies
- Case teachers keen to expand their skill set
- Those wishing to reflect on and develop their approach to using cases
- Teachers looking for new ideas
- Junior and senior faculty
- Teachers from any sector or discipline
- Teachers of all management levels
- Academic faculty and corporate trainers
- Case teachers keen to improve their performance
Programme
The two days will have a practical focus including:
- Case evaluation and selection and its role in the success of the class
- Understanding case content and how to bring it alive
- Preparing for the case class and defining outcomes
- Customising the case analysis and adding to the case
- Understanding and practising the discussion process with feedback
- Exploring the practicalities of different approaches
- Learning how to enhance the student experience
- Matching cases to different learning environments
Workshop objectives
Case teachers will become more effective and will:
- Identify variations in case quality and suitability
- See for themselves how to go beyond case content and bring it alive
- Learn to engage students in cooperative thinking and problem solving
- Understand case discussion and leveraging practical implementation
- Know how to let students learn from real situations in the classroom
- Add real value to their students' learning experience
- Learn new planning and teaching techniques
- Develop confidence in their case delivery
Tutor
Tony de Luca
Duration
26 March 09.30h-17.00h
27 March 09.00h-13.00h
Fee and accommodation
EUR 585/GBP 385 non-residential
Fee includes course materials refreshments and lunch on 26 March. ecch member organisations receive 10% discount. Participants are requested to arrange their own travel and accommodation. On-site accommodation is available. The ecch events team can provide details as well as a list of alternative hotels.
Venue
Cranfield University, UK
www.cranfield.ac.uk
Cranfield has a global reputation for inspirational teaching and research and superior links with industry and commerce.
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